🚴 Orange Seal Endurance Formula: Ultimate Tubeless Bike Tire Sealant for MTB, Road, CX, and Gravel Tires - Long-lasting and Fast Sealing - Available in Multiple Bottle Sizes Review

This is a really good seal. In several thousand miles with this sealant, I've never got stuck on the side of the road fiddling with pipes. It seals much better and lasts longer than Stans. If you use Orange Seal (or other) threaded rods, you can add sealant without removing the tire. Safely fitting an Orange Seal tubeless tire is the safest way to ride. No breaks or bruises that could cause you to fall or get stuck in dangerous places and fiddling with tires in adverse conditions. Orange Seal…

Works great. I just installed my first tubeless tires. There are no leaks, they hold air. EDIT: A few months later I encountered a tubeless tire cut for the first time. On a city ride on my gravel bike, I felt the tire getting spongy. Began to worry when I added air but the tire continued to leak (leak could be heard). But after about a minute or less the sealant sealed the leak and I was able to continue my journey. I've since had a very rough 55 mile gravel ride and the tire is still holding…

Like many, if not most, here, I started with the Stans. I only ride road bikes. My 1st season was such a nightmare trying to remove the old faded stans that I gave up and bought new tires. told me to get STAMINA. IMPRESSIVE! Doesn't matter. My tires seal the air better, at least a day longer between pumps. sometimes more, but I discovered the BIGGEST ADVANTAGE last night while preparing for the new season. pour water into the tire after one minute. Start peeling the orange. PURE. for 1/10th the

I bought this product late last year and have been tubeless for a while now. I bought this sealant under the impression that it should stay in the tire for a long time and seal punctures. So far I've had 3 punctures while riding my road bike and each time the tire was deflated because all the sealant in the tire had dried. In two out of three cases, the seal dried in less than two weeks, the seal is expected to last between 2 months and a year, and the material is advertised as "proven to last…

I used Stans before I found Orange Seal and now I use Orange Seal exclusively. I've confidently driven around Utah in an Orange Seal, and I've also driven—and walked—through Colorado in a rental car because I wanted an Orange Seal (not a Stans). No two punctures are the same, but I've returned to the beginning of the trail after simple punctures (you'll hardly notice them until the end of the ride) and even cracked grips (more noticeable, like eruption-sealant-noticeable) - used a plug along…

I put on nails. I get an apartment on every trip. My life was miserable and I cursed these bike designers. Then came my new finished tubeless bike. i am newbie Stick the tape on the rim. valve installed. Added this orange stuff and pumped it up. The tire I added this to had already had over 20 punctures. I fully expected it to splatter orange goo all over the crystal. I just couldn't believe that aqueous orange water mixed with black fine powder could seal my holes. Jesus Martinez. 3 drank some

Let's face it, the average cyclist is often led into believing a product's claims without even seeing any credible tests to back up the claims. You'll hear all sorts of anecdotal claims about how good tubeless tires are, but you'll rarely hear many of the downsides and that you're probably much better off just sticking with the good old tubes. Parrot): * Run on low pressure without descending. Above all, this is the advantage that off-road drivers claim that by driving without a tube you can…